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Read the dialogue and circle the correct word

1 an ok
2 any ok
3 some 4 Many
5 kilo ok
6 some ok
7 some ok
8 much ok
9 spoons ok
10 tub (pote) ok
11 many ok
12 some ok
13 some ok
14 any ok
15 bar ok

2 fill the gaps A/AN/ANY/SOME

1 an ok
2 any ok
3 any ok
4 some ok
5 any not ok (a)ok
6 any ok
7 a not ok (Some)ok
8 some ok
9 any ok
10 a not ok (Some)ok
11 any ok
12 some
13 a not ok (Some) ok
14 any ok

uncountable
bread
cheese
cream
+icecream
butter
Jam dulce
ham
milk
juice
rice
flour
sugar

3 Fill HOW MUCH HOW MANY

2 how much ok
3 how much ok
4 how many ok
5 how much ok
6 how much ok
7 much ok
8 much ok
9 many ok
10 much ok
11 much bad (Many)ok
12 many ok

Write C for countable or U for uncountable

1 U
2 C ok
3 U
4 U ok
5 U
6 C ok
7 C
8 C ok
9 U
10 C ok
11 U
12 U ok
13 U
14 C ok
15 U
16 U ok
17 U
18 C ok
19 U
20 C ok
21 U
22 C ok
23 C
24 C ok
25 U
26 C ok

1. We didn't spend much money. _RIGHT_

2. Sue drinks much tea. _a lot of tea_ A LOT OF TEA
3. Jim always puts much salt on his food. OK A LOT OF
4. We'll have to hurry. We haven't got much time. OK
5. Did it cost much to repair the car? OK
6. It cost much to repair the car. A LOT OF
7. I don't know much people in this town. MANY
8. I use the phone much at work. A LOT
9. They've got so much money they don't know what to do with it. OK
In some of these sentences much is incorrect or unnatural. Change much to many or a
lot (of) where necessary.

aff A LOT OF

Put in much, many, few or little.

1. He isn't very popular. He has _few_ friends. FEW

2. Ann is very busy these days. She has --- free time(Uncontable). LITTLE
3. Did you take --- photographs when you were on holiday? MAny OK
4. I'm not very busy today. I haven't got --- to do. MUCH OK
5. The museum was very crowded. There were too --- people(Countable). MANY
6. Most of the town is modern. There are --- old buildings. FEW OK
7. The weather has been very dry recently. We've had --- rain. LiTTLE OK

few contable
little uncontavle
much uncontable
many countable